A recent survey by First Onsite reveals that only 28% of Canadians have prepared emergency kits, despite increasing awareness of climate-driven disasters like wildfires and floods. While 75% know where to find official emergency alerts, just 38% feel prepared for weather-related emergencies, and only 36% know local evacuation routes. Canadians prioritize pets, phones, and cash when evacuating, but many lack basic preparedness measures. The survey highlights a gap between awareness and action, with two-thirds believing governments could improve disaster readiness. First Onsite encourages better planning and offers free resources to help close this preparedness gap.
A new patent application reveals a quantum AI project creating humanoid robots that can carry a person's 'digital DNA' to live alongside humans for centuries. This technology, part of a federally registered clinical trial, allows families to preserve...
The Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities claims against Putnam Investment Management, LLC, alleging the company may have provided misleading business information to investors in its stock-based mutual funds. Investors who purchased Pu...
CoreWeave secured a $35 billion deal with Meta, making Meta one of its largest customers through 2032. Despite this significant partnership, CoreWeave's shares fell following news related to Meta's own cloud services. The drop suggests investor conce...
Baker Hughes announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.23 per Class A common share, payable on August 17, 2026, to shareholders recorded by August 7, 2026. The company plans to fund this dividend from operational cash flow. This dividend reflects Bak...
Morpho has experienced a notable increase in whale transactions, with 68 transfers over $100K in a single day, the highest since October 2025. This surge coincides with 337 new wallet creations, the largest growth since March 2026, indicating rising ...
